Coho Salmon Plant in North Idaho Reports First Southern Catch
The North Idaho coho program notes two 7 1/2 inch coho from Hayden Lake, the first confirmed north Idaho catches. Guides readers on distinguishing coho from kokanee by gill raker count and mouth structure, and plans further releases in Hayden and Coeur d Alene Lakes while tracking growth and movement. The column later mentions Idaho State University flood damage and season ticket sales.
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Transfer Announced for Thomas Sayre to Trout Creek Ranger District
Thomas W. Sayre is transferred to a Forester position on the Trout Creek Ranger District effective July 12, 1970, announced Kaniksu Forest Supervisor Harold E. Anderson. Sayre will move from Troy Ranger District on the Kootenai National Forest and has a long Forest Service career including time with Blister Rust Control and as an aerial observer. He served in the U S Army from 1957 to 1959 and earned a BS in Forestry from Montana State University in 1965. Sayre and his wife with two children will relocate to Trout Creek in mid July.
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